The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-01
WEDNES'
LATES NEWS.
Dates 20 May gath lie usive by ihe
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The second ea,-sion Of the Coercion Bill
was carried in the House OF Commons by
large majorities under the closure"
The loss of property in the Nanaimo, B.
c., coal pit accident is about 100000. The
loss of life is as previously stated.
Yellow fever has developed at Key
West.
The ''Novo Yrernyap publishes letter
signed by General Tchernakoff, advising
Russia to giveup the idea that the key of
the Bosporus is sought by the Government
at Vienna, and turn all her thoughts to
the Rhine and Oder, place her arch enemy
between the hammer and anvil and profit
by the present favorable circumstances to
avenge herself for the work of the Berlin
Congress.
Lord Colin Campbell has been declared
a bankrupt on suit by the Duke of MARI
borough, correspondent with Lady Camp
bell, for his costs
1t has been stated and officially denied
that the Crown Prince of Prussia is suffer
lIOiu III Tie
The two subalterns arrested at Strasburg
for high treason are charged with betray-
ing to France secrets relating to the mobil-
ization of German troops.
The Dublin Corporation has decided not
to attend the Jubilee services.
Ricciotti Garibaldi has been elected
Deputy for Rome.
Fifty villages and several towns have
been inundated in Hungary
A fire in South San Francisco swept
away two blocks; total loss over $3.50, 900.
Another conspiracy against the life of
the Gar is mentioned in the papers. De
tails are wanting.
There is a Ministerial crisis in France.
The Chamber of Deputies, by majority
of 275 to 259, having rejected the proposals
of the Government for increased taxation,
the Gobelet Cabinet resigned. This oc-
Cured May 18th. De Freycinet was re-
quested to form a new Ministry, but de-
clined as he saw no chance of forming a
permanent Administration. A popular
movement has been inaugurated to force
the retention of Boulanger in office as
Minister of War.
Emperor William has advised the French
Government to conduct the mobilization of
the French army so as not to excite Ger
man suspicion.
The Vatican is suspected of interfering
with Irish politics, through the medium of
the Irish College at Rome. In a memorial,
entitled Ireland as it is" this ecclesias-
teal institution, or its managers, denounce
the Fenian and Parnellite movement which
it classes as identical) in strong terms. 1t
says: THE acts of the Fenian party are
the surest witnesses we can have. first, of
what their rule is; second, of what it will
be If they get supreme power. They now
claim the su pp't of "a nolics from Rome
and other foreign countries who of late
have been lei look favoraby upon the
Parnel it npv-mcrt. Spch can have no
notion of th '"rrib errorism of which |
the Parntl - -eysr prevailed,
has caus j. n teIr1ri III which |
from til first has been h source of Par
nell's power" And then it quotes the
number of agrarian crimes in Ireland, a. |
recited BY Chief Secretary Balfour,
although his statement was disproved on !
the floor OF the House This document
has created intense feeling in Ireland and
the United States, whore it is denounced |
and ridicuIed bt leading Catholics
The racing yacht Thistle lost her bow
spirit and was otherwise damaged in her
run from the Clyde 10 Cowes. On the
passage she rescued three men from the |
lifeboat of the steamer Harkaway, which
foundered in the gale. Sixteen lives were /
lost. Three men died in the lifeboat
Five persons were drowned in Lake
Michigan during a squall
The Turkish Government, in a note to |
the Powers, says it is unable to reconcile
the opposing parties in Bulgaria, and asks
the Powers to name candidate for the
Bulgarian throne who will be likely to suit
the Sobranie.
"A convention has been signed between
England and Turkey regarding Egypt
France and Mexico have concluded an
treaty.
The London Times continues its war
IN Parnell.
The French crown jewels were sold at
suction in Paris and brought good prices.
Tiffany, of New York, was the largest
'uyer.
Forest fires in Michigan have done great
amage.
Monte Carlo has been shaken up by an
yet the gamblers live.
General Gene, commander of the Italian